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Spiritual Practice: Silence in God’s Presence

How a Multicultural Church Plant Emerged in the Bronx

Restoring Hope and Dreams for a New Year

Why I Love Nativities: They Are Reminders of the Incarnation

Celebrate Christmas at Home with One of These Global Traditions

I Asked Santa for a Bicycle, but God Gave a Better Gift

Six Ways to Think About Lament and How You Might Practice It

8 Ways to Connect with Your Community this Christmas Season

Tea Time: Building Cross-Cultural, Interfaith Relationships over Chai

From Corn, Beans, and Poverty to Fruit, Health, and Big Dreams

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Spiritual Practice: Silence in God’s Presence 

Try five minutes of silence in God’s presence and grow in your awareness of him.
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The infinite, all-powerful God came to us in a way that we could know and understand.
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Mission
A Puff of Dust
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Pivoting: Discipleship in an Age of COVID-19

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